I know I’m just starting my loom knitting journey, but I’m excited at all the possibilities a ball of yarn presents. Recently, I made a Fair Isle hat to sell on Etsy. Not long after, I grabbed two different colors of yarn and paired them to make a two-tone beanie for my husband because my largest loom had a much larger gauge than the others. This week, I made a swirl beanie for my daughter, complete with a fluffy pink Pom-pom.
I took my small batch no-bake cookies and made an even smaller batch. The tiniest batch. They’re a fun way to get the most out of my Dash mini rice cooker.
I haven't carved in a while. Here's a poison mushroom necklace I made last year and am finally listing it in my shop.
How is it March already? I feel like this year is zipping on by faster than I can comprehend. Funnily enough, I still can’t wrap my brain around the fact that Easter falls at the end of March this...
The Ides of March happens on the 15th. Do you celebrate at all? We have a few weird traditions for it.
I like to be healthy most days, but some days I like to be a little bit naughty. These Costco snacks are my favorite healthy-ish (but not overly so) foods.
Need a home cooked meal in 30 minutes? Why not biscuits in gravy? Better still, make those biscuits with sourdough discard and your family will beg you for more.
If you liked the hat from my loom-knit Fair Isle beanie tutorial, you can now purchase it for yourself via my Etsy store or my blog shop.
I mashed my favorite bread recipes into the ultimate dessert loaf: cinnamon swirl maple oatmeal raisin bread. I can’t wait to make it into French Toast.
I've collected quite a few hobbies over the years. Here are a few of my favorites. What are your hobbies?